The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

are now on their way.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments
Yesterday were: Base bullion, 81, so.
SOME GOOD work is being done on the
south size of Se:ond South. Keep 1t
going.
A CASE Of scarlet fever was reported
yesterday at 242 West, SIKH South
Street.
O. W. ALLKN was yesterday commits
stoned as Justice of the peace for IeaS-
dale, Piute County.
McCoRxIcK & Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, $780, Crescent ore,
s. $50. Total, 81 800.
TIE LADIES of the G. A. r: are an,
nouncing by show cards 'klrmeSS
on next Friday evening.
SEE THE mammoth announcement OF
COIN Bros, in this issue. Read It ana
be governed accordingly.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting OF the
selectmen of Salt Lake County will be
hello tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Ir COMMISSIONERS NorrelI's court, yes
teTday. the civil suit of W. Il. Gulmer
vs.. Anna Marks was dismissed.
HENRY GROUSE has been appointed
notary public for Emery County and
AshbeI D. Wooiley for Salt Luke
County.
TIE CLOSING exercises of the Salt Lake
Stake Academy concluded with osIL on
Fiidav night. which was enjoyed oy all
vino attended.
In THE District Court yesterday, the
accounts of the United States were al
lowed. 4 SPECIAL yeuire OF twenty names
was also ordered, returnable on Monday
PARSONS. KENDALL & Co, the book
sellers, have the November NUMBER n! per Oh
The Forum. containing George IicKnor
Curtis paper, "Shall UJah become d
Slater"
TIE FORCE employed on the water
worksin City Creek Canyon are doing
well. The superintendent expects 20
have the Improvements completed ID
few days
Johnny BURNS, who was accidentally
shot while hunting ducks near Petit s
dsy or two ago, is recovering as rapidly
as could he expected, and Will soon be
able to resume work.
THE FOLLOWING naive remark was
made. the other day, by little Orson
THOMPSON. in the classroom at the
deaf.mute department of the University,
a kitten milks cat.
TEE Obs! and abs! given expression
"a by those who saw the fire raging IN
the mountains ct the head OF Red Butte
we're numerous. The blazing timber
had he appearance OF mammoth cor
re- on fire
S T. TEAsDFL was shipping q car load
OF Utah peaches on Saturday. We
understand the quantity was less than
half in production of any other season,
bus the price realized was double to
make up for it.
& SYNDICATE OF this city has pur-
chased what has heretofore been known
IS the Church Farm, with the intention
Of engaging IN the raising of fine cattle
and horses, and utilizing the lake
thereon for the cultivation OF carp.
THF REMEMBRANCE of Gunpowder
Plot Yesterday was brought to many
while discussing the prospects OF the
seven condemned Anarchists next fri
6eyf The majority seemed to think
that their fate would be Guy FaWkes,
without the guy.
Mr.. VARIAN yesterday asked that the
case against toward T. French, i'm
pleaded with Osborne, be continued,
and filed afidavits in support of his
motion. The motion was denied, and
an exception taken. Friends case will
PROBABLY be heard Monday.
THE ANCIENT Order of Foresters will
give their first hop of the season in En-
sorium Hall. on Friday evening next,
November 18th. The ball will be under
the management of Messrs. Walter L.
Price, George W. Armour, Z. g. Daw-
sou. S. c. Halter and VIII L, Price.
The NEW change of time on the Union
Pacific brings additional acoommoda-
lion for Salt Lake. The fast train ar
irving from Council Bluffs will bring
through Pullman to Salt Lake and the
fast train east bound takes the Pullman
direct from Salt Lake to Council Bluffs.
THE REGULAR meeting of the Sunday
school officers aud teachers OF this
Stake will be held N the Social Hall on
Monday evening, November 7th. The
Sixth Ward Sunday school will furnish
the singing exercises and part of the
programme during the evening. Time
of commencement, o'clock. Joseph
81. Parry.
THE MAX held for murder at Fort
Duchesne, and concerning whom dis
patch was received by Marshal Dyer on
Friday. Is undoubtedly Thomas Collins,
who killed q sergeant IN aquarrel about
woman on October LIST. Deputy
Franks did not go out for him yester-
day, as was expected. 1t is thought the
prisoner will be taken to Price by the
military authorities.
Two SPECIMENS of natural clay, burnt,
from Pelican Point, Utah Lake, and a
natural brick adobe and pipe clay from
the same place, were presented to the
Chamber of Commerce, yesterday, by
Prot o. Cederstrom. And a piece of
brown pottery of an apparently durable
character and properly glazed, manu-
featured bv B. Blake. of the First Ward
was also added to the Chambers mu
seum.
It AlI seasons
=, sbe Occidental the beverages
sonoocted, whether in the winter,
uring summer or fall. are delicious,